Chapter 11

Front 1

there are four types of routine physical
examinations you should know about.

Back 1

entrance, periodic, reenlistment, and separation

Front 2

The results of the reenlistment physical
examination are recorded on

Back 2

form SF-600, Chronological
Record of Medical Care.

Front 3

Formal Board Report

Back 3

when the period of
recovery is expected to exceed 8 months

Front 4

Temporary Limited Duty (TLD)
Medical Board Report

Back 4

is used only when a
member is expected to return to full duty after an
adequate period of treatment. Processing time should
not exceed 6 working days, and under most
circumstances, the report should be completed in 3
working days.

Front 5

is the
principal document for recording a complete physical examination

Back 5

The SF 88, Report of Medical Examination

Front 6

is to provide a complete personal
medical history and to serve as a source of information
that supplements information reported on the SF 88.

Back 6

(SF) 93, Report of
Medical History,

Front 7

Throughout the Navy, there are
two accepted methods for testing visual acuity:

Back 7

the
Snellen chart and Jaeger cards, and the Armed Forces
Vision Tester.

Front 8

Upon entry into the service, a baseline audiogram
is performed and recorded on

Back 8

DD 2215. Subsequent
audiometric test results are recorded on a DD 2216

Front 9

An electrocardiogram

Back 9

is a record of electrical
impulses made by the heart.